Kumamoto Morning Strawberry All-You-Can-Eat, Senbonzakura, and Buzen Kaido Day Tour

[Shichiraku no Sato (Strawberry Picking)] Surrounded by the nature of Kikuchi, Shichiraku no Sato is a strawberry farm that has a great reputation among locals. You can enjoy the luxurious experience of picking ripe strawberries grown in the clear air with your own hands and tasting them on the spot. The strawberries are grown on elevated beds, so you can enjoy picking while standing, which is one of the reasons for its popularity. The pathways are designed to be easily accessible for wheelchair users, so you can enjoy the deliciousness of fresh strawberries, which can only be enjoyed in the morning.

[Kikuchi Valley] Surrounded by deep forest, the valley is dotted with crystal clear streams and waterfalls of various sizes, creating a mystical atmosphere that makes you feel as if you have stepped into a hidden place. As you walk along the walking path, you will enjoy the soft light filtering through the trees and the pleasant sound of the murmuring water, allowing you to forget about everyday life and enjoy a quiet moment. The natural beauty changes with the seasons, and its charm is particularly enhanced during the season of fresh greenery.

[Lunch (Shunshoku Saryo Muramoto)] Muramoto is a restaurant rooted in the local community that values ​​the food culture supported by Kikuchi's abundant nature and water. Enjoy Japanese cuisine made with seasonal ingredients, along with the warm hospitality you'd expect from a place that isn't overly touristy. Enjoy a relaxing lunch break during your trip, experiencing the charm of regional Japanese life and cuisine. Details: Tempura, two small side dishes, chawanmushi, salad, white rice, soup, pickles

[Kikuchi Park and Kikuchi Shrine] At the historic Kikuchi Shrine, you can enjoy the solemn grounds, fresh greenery, and seasonal flowers while bathed in the soft sunlight of spring. Walking along the approach to the shrine, you will find yourself spending a peaceful time quietly calming your mind. The adjacent Kikuchi Park is known as one of the prefecture's leading cherry blossom viewing spots, and in spring the entire garden is bathed in a pale pink. In addition to strolling under the cherry blossoms in full bloom, the view from the elevated area overlooking the Kikuchi Basin is also exceptional. You can spend a relaxing time surrounded by flowers swaying in the spring breeze.

[Yachiyoza Theatre, Buzen Kaido] Yachiyoza Theatre is a precious surviving theatre built in 1910 (Meiji 43). It has been designated as an Important Cultural Property of Japan, and it still conveys the spirit of popular culture and entertainment from that time. Buzen Kaido is a historic road that was used as a route for Edo period commuters and for the distribution of goods. The road is dotted with white-walled townscapes and old merchant houses, retaining a strong remnant of the atmosphere of that time.